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Budget-Friendly Museums in Orange CountyBest museums in Orange County that are easy on the wallet
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Free Things to Do in Orange CountyFree things to do in Orange County for a variety of interests
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10 Free Things to Do in Los Angeles10 ideas for things to do in Los Angeles that don't cost a thing.
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Restaurant Guide for the Gold Line Eastside Extension Stops (Los Angeles)Eateries and entertainment guide for each stop along the newest extension of the Metro Gold Line.
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California's Key Environmental LawsCalifornia's major environmental laws passed in the last few years and their implications for businesses and consumers and why they're important at the national level.
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Where to Buy the Best Makeup Brush KitsTop 10 list of where and what to buy when searching for a makeup brush kit for you or for someone else.
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Tips and Recipes for Leftover Turkey10 tips and recipes for what to do with leftover turkey.
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Best Coconut Beauty ProductsList of the best beauty products on store shelves that include the ingredient, coconut. The list includes a variety of price points and store locations.
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Top Foods for Clear SkinTop foods that can be incorporated into anyone's diet that will lead to more balanced skin tone and complexion.
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How to Switch to an Organic DietA guide to how to go organic while also greening your lifestyle. Tips focus on what even beginners can do to go green.
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Top Masks for Clogged PoresTop 10 face masks to help unclog pores and tighten skin.
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Where to Find Military-Inspired JacketsGuide to finding military-inspired jackets and blazers at varying price points and designs.
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Guide to Southern California Outlet MallsListing of Southern California outlet malls. Plus, what you can find there and where to eat.
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Where to Find a Motorcycle JacketList of retailers that carry motorcycle jackets in different colors, fabrics and prices.
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Where to Find Shrunken BlazersList of retailers that carry shrunken blazers plus price and other information.
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How to Get Wavy HairHow to add texture to your hair with messy waves or loose curls.
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Tips for Preparing TofuHow to fry and grill tofu and what sorts of sauces to use to add taste.
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Top 10 Snacks for WorkHealthier snacks to replace the vending machine at work.
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How to Entertain on a BudgetEntertaining tips for those on a budget and who also don't want to spend a lot of time in the kitchen
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Tips for Buying Women's Wardrobe BasicsList of the top 10 basic items women should buy as the starting point for any wardrobe collection.
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How to Incorporate Shrimp into RecipesRecipe ideas that include shrimp
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Hair Care Tips for SummerHair care tips and suggested products to deal with excessive sun, ocean or pool exposure to hair.
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How to Tame Frizzy HairProducts that help smooth, frizzy hair and help style with tips on how to blow dry hair straight for smooth results.
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Best Summer SaladsTop simple summer salad recipes to keep you cool and from overeating.
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Where to Find Wayfarer Sunglasses for Under $20Where to find the classic black wayfarers for under $20.
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Hamburger Guide: Ingredients and Ideas that Put a Spin on the ClassicIngredients and ideas to switch up for an untraditional hamburger.
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How to Find the Right Sunless TannerA guide to sunless tanners.
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Find the Right Sunscreen for Your Skin TypeSunscreen suggestions for oily, dry and sensitive skin.
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How to Make Kabob AppetizersSome suggestions for kabob appetizers.
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Questions to Ask During a Job InterviewDos and don'ts of asking questions during a job interview.
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How to Care for Your Hair In Between HaircutsHair care tips and how-to guide for how to trim your hair in between haircuts.
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How to Spend Three Days in ChicagoSuggested itinerary for a three-day stay in Chicago.
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Dinner Recipes Using the Crock PotFive dinner meals using a crock pot.
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Top Green Office Products for Your BusinessGreen office products for your business.
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How to Cut Your Business CostsTips on how to cut business operating costs without cutting employees.
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How to Raise Money for Your BusinessWhat financing opportunities exist for business owners turned down by banks.
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How to Finance and Keep Costs Low for a FranchiseTips for financing a franchise and how to reduce your startup costs.
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How to Pick the Right FranchiseTips to consider before investing in a franchise operation.
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How to Prepare Salmon for Any MealHow to incorporate salmon into your meals throughout the week. -
How to Make a Lunch Sandwich More AppetizingIdeas for lunch sandwiches to take to work. -
Recipes for No-Fuss Hamburger Meat MealsA few recipes for hamburger meat when bought in bulk. -
How to Dress Up Salads for Lunch at WorkRecipe ideas for simple salads to bring to work.
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A Weekend in San Francisco: Where to Stay, What to Do and Where to EatGuide to spending a weekend in San Francisco.
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Five Peaceful Retreats in Southern CaliforniaSuggestions of nature-like or peaceful places in Southern California to go for a relaxing day. -
Prevent Black Eyeliner from FadingTips and products that either keep your eyeliner from fading or smudging and last all day. -
Avoid Hassles at the AirportSet of tips on how to save time and money plus eliminate overall stresses associated with airport travel. -
Keep Travel Costs DownTips on how to reduce costs/spending while on vacation. -
Where to Shop for Charm NecklacesIdeas on where to shop for charm necklaces at varying price points.
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Good Punk Rock ReadsSuggested reading for U.S. punk rock lovers. -
Where to Find a Cotton VestFind a retailer that carries the right sweater vest for your body. -
How to Deal with SeasicknessSome tips and tricks to get over seasickness. -
Shopping for a Plaid TopHere is a list of plaid possibilities that can carry you into spring and still be used come fall and winter as a layer under a jacket or sweater. -
Get Candy-Inspired JewelryWhere to find candy-inspired jewelry
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Cardigan ShoppingWhere to find boyfriend sweaters. I'm looking at various retailers with different prices and cuts on the traditional style. -
'50s Style One-Piece SwimsuitWhere to find a '50s retro-style one-piece swimsuit at a variety of price points. -
How to Pick and Store ProduceTips on how to pick the best fruits and vegetables and how to store them when you get home. -
Common Food Storage MistakesCommon mistakes people make when storing food. -
Where to Find Trouser-Style DenimList of places that carry trouser-style jeans from the affordable to the more pricey. -
Mexican Bakeries in Southern CaliforniaList of local Mexican bakeries throughout Southern California.
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Where to Find a Toggle CoatSuggestions of retailers that carry toggle coats. -
Where to Buy Indie Homemade GiftsSuggestions on where to find homemade handicrafts that are trendy.
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Clothing Care Tips: Making Your Wardrobe LastIf you really want to get the most of what you paid for your clothes, ensure that they last a long time by properly caring for them with some of these tips. -
The Unemployed Worker's Guide to Staying PositiveIt's depressing having to find work and then finding that no one is employing, but part of the battle is convincing yourself that finding the dream job should not be your only goal. -
Buying Fair Trade ProductsYou've probably seen the statement before, but do you know what fair trade means? Basically, such a label means that the product was made under fair labor conditions. -
Online Web Calculators: The Best Tools on the WebCrunch the numbers on your credit card debt or mortgage payments to find solutions to paying off your debt with some of these Web sites. -
Don't Get Stuck with a Dead BatteryAlways check the status of your car's battery so that you don't end up stranded by yourself on the side of the road, or worse, on the freeway. Here is a list of some tips that can help you evaluate the health of your car's battery.
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Should You Buy Refurbished?Let's say you are interested in buying a refurbished computer or some other, much larger electronic. Should you go with refurbished or new?
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Effective Habits and Tools of Smart ShoppersLearn how to be a smarter shopper by taking advantage of discounts and coupons that are not necessarily advertised to every consumer. Know what your resources are for saving money at your favorite retail stores.
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Tips for Buying MeatTips to avoid buying meat at the grocery store that is bad. -
Managing and Avoiding Medical DebtThis article explains how to avoid or manage high hospital or other medical debt. -
Evaluating a Credit CounselorThis article offers a guide to carefully evaluating credit counseling agencies and some tips on how to avoid being taken advantage of.
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Dealing with Job LossThis article explains what to do and what not to do when you are facing unemployment.
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Make Your Resume Stand out: Updating Your ResumeCommon reminders, hints and tips anyone should re-read before sending out their resume.
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Guide to Winter LotionsSuggested lotions that are good for dry, sensitive skin during the winter months. All suggestions can be found at a drug store for under $10. -
Finding a Motorcycle Jacket at Any PriceSuggestions of retailers that sell motorcycle jackets at any price point and with any type of material. -
Quick Getaway: Temecula Wine Country, Southern CaliforniaBasic guide of Temecula's Wine Country, an alternative to visiting Northern California wineries. Here are some tips of where to go, what to visit and where to eat. -
Portable Storage Ideas for the Home OfficeFor entrepreneurs working out of a home office, functionality and portability is key.
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Hidden Storage SolutionsCreative products that offer storage solutions for out in the open, while keeping unsightly clutter hidden.
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Buying Your Own Health Insurance - Where to Go and What to Look for in a PlanTips on how to get started looking for your own health care insurance plan. This guide will range from where to look for plans, to what to consider when evaluating plans.
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Laptop Security TipsThis gives some tips on how to keep your laptop safe while traveling. It also gives basic, precautionary measures of how to keep important information safe in the event your computer is stolen. -
Hip Hair Pieces: Where to Find Accessories for Your HeadSpotlight on designers who sell hair accessories -
Guide to Los Angeles Area Open Air MarketsGuide to some of the open air markets in the Los Angeles area.
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A Day in Santa Barbara: Planning a Trip in DowntownHow to plan a day-long trip in downtown Santa Barbara without having to spend it all day in the car.
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How to Spend One Day in Los AngelesA guide to three different culturally-themed places to visit in Los Angeles that are relatively close to one another.
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One Day Vacation Guide to San FranciscoGuide to doing San Francisco in one day. Where to stay, shop and eat.
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Taxes: What Small Business Owners Should KnowUnderstanding your basic tax responsibilities as a small business owner
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Small Business Resources - What the Federal Government Offers EntrepreneursAlthough many people criticize the federal government for not helping small business owners enough, it actually provides a wealth of knowledge to entrepreneurs. -
Guide to the Los Angeles Flower MarketThis article is a guide to the Los Angeles flower market and covers general information, parking and what to expect at the market.
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Why Cash is King in Small BusinessAn article geared to small business owners on the importance of following up and creating policies on debt collections to make sure their business stays afloat and then grows.
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California Coastal Commission - Where Infrastructure and the Surf MeetThis article is about the California Coastal Commission's vote recommending rejection of a toll road project. More importantly, it's about the question facing many communities and the delicate balance of developing around protected ecosystems when land is scarce.
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With Murder Does Race Matter?A blogger/reporter for the L.A. Times reports every homicide in the county and makes it a point to name the race of every victim. Should that matter and is she only perpetuating a problem by doing that?
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Preservationists PO'd with Planned Demolition of Sunset Blvd. Tower RecordsA developer wants to replace a Tower Records building with a mixed-use development. Preservationists want the store declared a historical landmark and turned into a museum. The case involves the discussion of whether mixed-use has become too cookie-cutter.
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The California Water CrisisThe Metropolitan Water District is discussing a new contingency plan that has already won the criticism from some locals.
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A Study Looks at When Sorry Doesn't Cut it for the CustomerA report shows that there are three different types of customer complainers, which begs the question of why companies are not doing more to offer more customized customer service.
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Adults Turn Into Children Over Hannah MontanaA look at the adults that turn into children over Hannah Montana tickets. What is the world coming to?
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Hello Kitty Gets All Grown UpThe popularity of Hello Kitty is in full force - especially this Christmas season when the cartoon character is being marketed to adults.
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Disney: The Big Bad Wolf?After more than a year of public meetings and lawsuits, the Anaheim City Council stepped down from an earlier decision it made to change zoning to allow for a residential development near Disney property. Did they come to that decision on their own, or were they bullied?
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Cities Grapple with Day Laborer DebateMany cities throughout Southern California have been recently grappling with issues related to day laborers, loitering and day laborer centers. And almost always, the issue boils down to illegal immigration.
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Should Disney Allow People to Scatter Ashes on Rides?An incident with a women scattering an unidentified powder into the water of one of Disneyland's rides, is not the first incident of someone doing this. Take a look at some of the absurd things people ask large companies to do.
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Give the Gift of Jewelry This Holiday SeasonSuggestions for places to buy jewelry designed by various up-and-comers and established jewelry/accessories designers.
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The Ins and Outs of Freezing Your CreditThis guide helps you decide if you need to freeze your credit and also what the steps are in taking such action.
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LAUSD Discord Spreads to ParentsParents on the LAUSD Advisory Council disagreed over whether meetings should be in Spanish or English. What next for this already dysfunctional school district.
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Hillary Clinton Says No to Vogue Fashion ShootSome say Hillary Clinton backed out from a Vogue fashion shoot because of the double standard between a men's magazine covering a male presidential candidate vs. a women's magazine covering a female.
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Spending Money Wisely During the HolidaysThis article provides a guide for not overspending during the holiday season.
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Fake Fashion Products: Pending Legislation Aims to Quash the Success of Stores like Forever 21 and H&MNew legislation would attempt to expand the definition of copying when it comes to fashion to include patterns, but will this inadvertantly harm the industry?
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It's a Small World in Disneyland is Too Small for ManyDisneyland has announced that it will renovate the It's a Small World Ride and many are speculating it's because of growing waistlines in America.
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Small Business Identity Theft: How to Protect YourselfSmall business owners are just as susceptible to having their identity stolen, but are less protected by law enforcement. Here's what you can do to protect yourself.
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Start Up Business: Know When To Start Paying YourselfQuick points to go over for small business owners wondering when they should begin paying themselves
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The $25K Chocolate Sundae and Other AbsurditiesOn Nov. 7 a New York restaurant owner unveiled a $25,000 sundae. Luxury has just reached a new high - or low? -
EBay's Win, Small Business' LossThis article reminds small business owners to do their homework when it comes to trademark laws as exemplified in a recent lawsuit between eBay and Perfume Bay.
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A Case for Taking the Train When a Car or Plane is Out of the QuestionAn article making a case for using trains to get to work or wherever else we need to get to in California.
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Everyone's an Expert When it Comes to California WildfiresThe war of opinions erupted over the California wildfires. Amazingly enough, many of those voices were from outside the state.
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Where to Buy a Trendy and Reasonably Priced Winter CoatPlaces to find a fashionable coat for a good price
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Tech Etiquette for the Upcoming Holidays: The Boundaries of Cell, Computer and Other Technology UsageThis article explores some of dos and don'ts of what is acceptable use of technology at someone's house.
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The Cult of The Gourmet Grocery StoresMore and more gourmet grocery stores are coming into Southern California (and the rest of the country). Do they poste an actual threat to traditional grocery stores?
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Subprime Foreclosures: Tips To Stay AfloatThis article provides a basic overview of what a borrower should do to keep abreast of changes in their mortgages to avoid foreclosures/defaults. -
When Technology Becomes a Nuisance in the ClassroomMany law school professors are beginning to ban laptops from their classrooms. This article provides an argument against the use of laptops in the classroom.
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Art and Takashi Murakami - One in the Same?Commentary on the Takashi Murakami exhibit (designer for Louis Vuitton) and also on fashion and art.
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Guide to Little Tokyo in Los AngelesIn Los Angeles little pockets of culture and unique experiences are everywhere - you just have to know where to look.
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Social Networking Sites are Creating Amateur CelebritiesThis article discusses the cult of the amateur and how the Internet has allowed for just about anyone to become a celebrity. Current examples of this would be Tila Tequila's new show on MTV and Cory Kennedy on the cover of Nylon magazine.
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A Guide to Los Angeles Fashion District Santee AlleyThis article provides a guide to Santee Alley, a section of the Los Angeles Fashion District, with a few dos and donts
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Reality TV Raises QuestionsReality TV shows are getting a little more real when it comes to programs over substance abuse. At what point should producers get involved if others outside of the show are at risk?
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Bringing Shoppers High-End NamesMany shopping centers are rushing to push high-end, or luxury name retailers onto consumers in hopes of boosting sales and more foot traffic. Will this work?
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Breathing Life into Traditional Shopping MallsThe trend in urban, downtown shopping environments is hot right now. This begs the question of whether traditional shopping malls are still relevant for both developers and shoppers.
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Southern California Area Codes Are Status SymbolsThis is an article on the zip codes people in Southern California use to define themselves and others. When a new area code is made, some major class shifting tends to occur.
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Small Business Guide to Domain NamesThis guide focuses on basics principles a small business owner should keep in mind when starting a business and launching, or placing, that business online.
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Accepting Credit Card Payments on Your WebsiteThis article covers what an online business owner should know about how to accept credit card payments online.
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It's Not Easy Being Green for CitiesA look at some of the challenges facing municipalities when it comes to sustainable development.
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The Telephone Goes OnlineA few companies are offering online phone services. Will this be the next step in phone coverage? This article provides a look at some of the services on the market today.
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Communities' Brand-Name Buildings - High Rents and High-End RetailersThis article discusses how architecture has come to brand commercial buildings allowing for property managers to charge tenants higher rents, while also offering a high-brand image.
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Experiencing Vegas on a Smaller Scale at PechangaHow to plan you day with a visit to Pechanga and a couple other nearby attractions.
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Guide to Retailers Selling Flat BootsGuide to where to buy flat boots.
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A Case Against Urban Planning in Traditionally Single-family MarketsThis article is a critique of urban planning in areas traditionally characterized as suburban (largely single-family developments). Many Orange County cities are undergoing urban development with live/work lofts that are inconsistent with the character of the cities.
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Crafter's Guide to San Diego, CaliforniaThe article touches on a few key shops in San Diego that carry supplies for knitters and beaders.
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Registering Your BusinessBasic tips on how to register your business. Understand the licenses and procedures you will need in order to legally operate your business.
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Don't Annoy the State BOE and Other Tidbits on Your Responsibilities as a Start-up Business OwnerLearn some of the basic responsibilities you will have once you decide to open up your own business so that you can be operating legally.
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The Demise of Jane MagazineTo the surprise of readers and fans, Jane magazine made its last appearance. The magazine attempted to be the anti-women's magazine, but ended up folding faster than what it was attempting to counter - why?
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What Comes First:The Brand or the Product?Entrepreneurs today are fighting against corporate marketing campaigns that average thousands of dollars, but how important is branding? In some cases, it may become as important as the product itself.
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A Few Lessons on Saving for College GradsPlan for the future even if you are making only a little bit of money post college graduation.
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Deciding Whether or Not to Buy Pet InsuranceQuestions to ask when deciding whether or not to purchase pet health insurance
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The Costly Traps in Gym MembershipsLearn the terms of your gym membership so you don't get slammed with additional fees
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Getting Ripped Off by a MechanicYou don't have to know a lot of things about cars to avoid getting ripped off by a mechanic.
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On Word Choice When Writing PapersKnowing when to use the right word in an essay or other written work can mean the difference between conveying the right message and the wrong one.
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Stay Active - Even If You Have an Office JobTips on staying in shape even when you work a relatively sedentary office job.
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Career ReinventionMore and more people make career changes frequently. Make sure you have the financial backing to support that type of decision.
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The Misplaced CommaNotes on when to use a comma and when not to
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Website Tells You Good Fat from BadA new web-based tool from the American Heart Association called My Fats Translator is designed to help eaters distinguish between good and bad fats in the foods they are thinking about eating.
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Use Common Sense Before Dishing Out Money at an OutletMany outlets claim to offer savings when, truth is, the stuff was overpriced to begin with. Proceed with caution when outlet shopping.
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Grow Your Business, Buy on EBayUse eBay to purchase items on the cheap for your start-up business.
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Tax Considerations When Selling on EbayUnderstand basic tax laws when selling on eBay so that you don't get in trouble with the government come tax time.
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An Online Forum on FireAfter many people posted negative comments about the subject of a story in the Orange County Register, some question whether the paper should have been more vigilant about postings.
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Sports Illustrated Not at LibrariesThe magazine's publisher says it has received too many complaints in the past about the appropriateness of the magazine at schools.
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Enough With the FundraisersThe idea of a fundraiser to bring in some extra money to a school or organization is a good one. However, parents, relatives and co-workers have become inundated with having to buy or sell for these fundraisers.
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Paid BlogsIs it ethical for an advertiser to pay someone to blog about a product or service? The blogger better be transparent if they want to maintain their reputation to readers.
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Shopping at New York & CoShop at New York & Co. for your work clothes as an alternative to pricier stores such as Express and less trendy places such as department stores.
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A Day at Chino Hills State ParkPointers for spending a few hours or a the whole day at Chino Hills State Park.
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Home Organization Tips from a 99-cent StoreThe Marukai Corporation of stores actually has some pretty good finds. Sure, some of it is junk, but other items such as tupperware can be found at bargain prices.
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Living with a RoommateLiving with a roommate can be difficult. However, if you're strapped for cash and can't afford to live on your own, a roommate can ease the burden of living expenses. Here's how to deal with one.
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Exercising the Upper Hand on Internet AnnoyancesSome tips for dealing with viruses, spyware and spam on the Internet.
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Do We Need a Court to Define Genocide?The International Court of Justice just recently ruled on genocide in Serbia and Darfur citing there was not enough evidence to conclude either of these instances were "genocide." Do we really need a court telling us what is or what is not genocide?
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Tax Time: Another Corporate Holiday?With every holiday, there are a list of retailers willing to play off that holiday to get us to buy. So, it should come as no surprise that some retailers would begin to bank on tax time for their next splurge in sales.
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College Student Gets Misdemeanor for Cursing in AirportAn Orange County sheriff's officer slapped a misdemeanor on a Riverside college student after she shouted obscenities in an Orange County airport. The student has now filed a free-speech lawsuit. Since when did civil liberties trump common decency and common sense?
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Camping: Cheap Vacation AlternativeCamping is an inexpensive alternative to costlier vacations. San Diego's Campland on the Bay is a great choice because of its location and proximity to major tourist attractions.
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Starting an EBay Business?Many people have the assumption that simply putting junk on eBay will yield them big results and they can have a part-time or full-time eBay business. The truth is that it takes work. It's doable, but it's a business like any other.
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What's Blockbuster's Fate?Like everything else, Blockbuster is not immune to the effects of the Internet - as seen with recent 4th quarter earnings. What does this mean and does the video rental chain have what it takes to compete with the Internet and companies like Netflix?
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Egos on the RiseA study says more college students in 2006 displayed increasing signs of narcissism than did those surveyed in 1982. We don't really need a study though to tell us this.
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Internet CelebrityThe Internet has made it easier for people to gain celebrity status. At the same time, some people do not realize that they are not as anonymous as it may seem online.
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Add Muscle, Lose WeightStrength training can be a very effective means to losing weight. Here are a few tips to get you started -
Exercise Your MindAs we age, we tend to become more forgetful. However, there are some simple things you can do to reduce memory loss.
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Joining a Credit UnionCredit unions have been loosening restrictions on who can join. With higher savings yields, most people should join a union and there are several ways to see if you are eligible to join.
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Navigating the Cable TV MarketFirst time homebuyers or someone who just moved out on their own may have some trouble navigating what sort of cable to purchase. Here are a few points to consider to help make your decision a little easier.
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In Search of the Perfect CoffeeWho has the best coffee? Spotlights on a few of the places serving coffee. Who has the best and who has the worst?
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Community Colleges Are Failing?Some say the community college system is crumbling and failing students with rising tuition, poor instruction and other accusations. Is this true or are many students failing themselves by ditching class and not trying?
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Cal State Fullerton Ponders Naming of New Building After Graduate with Questionable HistoryA former Cal State Fullerton business major pledged to donate millions to have the school's new business building named after him. It is later found this man has a questionable history - should that be relevant when it comes to philanthropy?
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Save Your Money at Another BankSome (especially those new to banking) think they have to do all their business at one bank. Not true! Once you realize this, you may end up saving a little money.
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Up the HDL: Increase the Good Cholesterol in Your BodyIncrease the good cholesterol by following some of these tips
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Finding Real Estate Deals OnlineSome real estate companies and brokers are moving online to hopefully lure customers in search of better deals and rebates. Is it worth your time?
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What Were They Thinking? People Do Dumb Things at the Expense of Large CompaniesPeople tend to sue large companies after an error in common sense leads to them getting hurt. This is a sign of the times and a sign of our values in many ways.
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GPAs Up, Reading Skills DownA study found that reading skills are down among high school students despite increasing GPAs. This can be attributed to changing standards on grading and several other factors.
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Bullying - Cyber StyleMore and more kids are using cyberspace to bully other kids and many parents don't even realize this latest trend.
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Gated Communities Grow in PopularityAccording to the U.S. census, purchases of property in gated communities is on the rise. Are gated communities better, or are people buying into an idea?
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Understanding an Essay PromptKnowing how to follow essay directions is one hurdle to cross when writing a paper. Here are some guidelines and approaches to three common essay prompts.
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Is MTV Cool Anymore?In a world where teens can entertain themselves through MySpace and other online avenues, how important is MTV in dictating trends?
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Eating With the Wrong PeoplePeople always wonder why they gain weight. In general, we are told we eat too much and not enough healthy foods, but maybe it's the people we are eating with.
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Making the Step to Energy Efficient BulbsThe up and downsides to buying energy efficient bulbs as well as places to buy them, what they offer and more on the topic of e-bulbs.
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Is a Laser Printer Right for You?Things you should think about before deciding to buy a laser printer
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Thinking About a Second Job?Many people take on a second job to pay off loans or pay for the cost of living. However, there are many points to consider before making the actual commitment.
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Deals at the Last MinuteSome picks for sites that are good resources when trying to find low-cost airfare
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: What Kind of Computer Should I Get?Points to go over before investing in a computer
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Getting Your Dog in ShapeObesity among dogs is now on the rise. It's bad enough that this is such a problem among people, but come on! Now dogs?
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Do We Really Need Dual-Incomes?Is it really necessary to have a double income household. Most people say we need two incomes just to afford a house, but is that really true, or could we be making better lifestyle choices?
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Local Fabric Stores in Orange CountyPicks for good discount fabric stores in Orange County
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The Global Product NicheTarget has its Global Bazaar line and stores like Cost Plus have year round bargains on global merchandise. More companies are putting in stock in marketing the whole "from another country" angle to get people to buy.
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The Company PartyThe company party, the company picnic or some other social event have all been used to build some sort of positive workplace environment, but is that what employees really want?
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Learn How to Get a Work EthicTips on how to be a better employee. It will make you feel much better about yourself, and maybe even a little more accomplished.
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Toxic MakeupRecent reports that the cosmetics women use may contain toxins, has caused a frenzy. But is there really a need to be so alarmed? Some say no.
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Want Clothes to Fit Your Electrical Lifestyle?Clothes tricked out for gadgets? This idea seems somewhat odd and even more odd when you look at the price tags. But some people are paying hundreds of dollars for vests that can recharge iPods or jackets that have built in radios.
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Two-Car Garage?According to the U.S. Census Bureau, most families have more than two cars. It seems the trend is that every person in the family of driving age should have their own car - and yet we wonder why the cost of living has gone up in the last few decades.
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Green Cleaning SuppliesThe green movement is currently underway in this country. From eating organic food to driving an electric vehicle, going green is slowly becoming popular. Green products is the next wave in this trend, but is there really a difference?
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The Pervasiveness of Cell Phone AdsMore advertisers have decided that cell phone advertising is the next generation of advertising. What this means for consumers is just greater annoyance.